SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT DRVOTA, S. - DRYAGINA, L.

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DRVOTA, S.
Franz Kafka from the viewpoint of peyohlatry. Cask. psychiat.
60 no,31183-192 J9164
1. Psychiatricka kliniks, fakulty v~aobecneho lelcarstyi 19
(Karlovy university]3, Praha*

FISCHEM, R.; DRVOTA, S.
The fomation of conditioned reflexes in depressive and anxious
patients. Activ. nerv. sup. (Praha) 7 no.2t195 165

STUDWIT, Ve
Muscular tenslon during stress interviews with aggressive and
t .anIxious patients. Activ. nerv. SUP* (Praha) 7 no.2:199-200 165 . 4"
1. Research Labo?atory of the Psychiatric CaInIc Gharles
University, Prague. 2. 0". Drvotats addresstPraha 2, Ke Karlovu 4
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AUMOR: Fischer, R.; Drvota,, S. S~') ( I
Clinic, Charles University, Prague
ORG: Research Laboratory, sych
TITLE: Formation of conditioned reflexes in depressive and anxious patients [This
paper was presented at the Third Interdisciplinary Conference on Experim?ntal and
Clinical Study 9;1 tqns he ld fn--I;ia--
__ggh~_K_Nervouq F_un~t - rianske Lazne from 19 to 23
October 1964.1
SOURCE: Activitae nervosa superior, v- 7, no. 2, 1965t 195
TOPIC TAGS: conditioned reflex,, drug effect, nervous system drug, p'sychoneurotic
disorder
ABSTRACT: Formation of'bofiditioned refiexes in varioiis mental
Idiseased is di q ed.*The offset of administering Sh-
PSY
ropic drug, 'r n-C& condit on-
t i&"Md latej~ after the first formatio
'ed reflexes is describe , Zxperimanta with 15 patients hospital-
ized at the authors' clinic are described. TxApramine, improved the
differeritiation ratio within one hour after a dose of 75 Mg-
Therapy using amitriptyline is deacribed. ffPR5_7
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AUTHOR: Drvota, 34; Student, V.
ORG: Research Laboratory, Psychiatric Clinic, Charles Univeriity, Prague
TITLE: Muscular tension during stress Interviews with aggressive and anxious patients
[This paper was presented at the Third InterdiscipLinary Conference on Experimental
and Clinical Study of Higher Nervous Functions held in Marianske Lazne from 19 to
23 October 1964.1
SOURCE: Activitas nervosa superior, v. 7, no. 2, 1965, 199-200
TOPIC TAGSt psychoneurotic disorder, psychiatry, electromyography
ABSTRACT: Differentiating anfrer and anxiety by means of electro-
myography-is discussed. An apparatus designed by the authors for
this purpose is described, and experiments with 6 patients dis-
cussed. Subjects with ag, -,ressive and hostile tendencies had a
higher forehead and ant. tibial muscle tension ; their overall
muscular tension was also generally higher. Anxiety was associated
,rossion with
with the highest tension in the forearm muscles, agp
Ithe maximum activation in the leg, Shifting of tho subjects'
attention from the interview setting with spontaneous responses
to a deliberate imagining of specific traumatic situations provoked a general
de,:rease of muscular tension. CJPRS-7
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA
z . DIZVO -A psychiatry Clinic of Faculty of General Nedicine, Charlos
UnIversity, rra,gue.
'~Vaziability o,' Dru.- Effect (Irspecially 1~ffcctivei-,csr, and
Safety of Vnin,-. LSD.)"
rra,nue, Activitas Vervosa Sure ior, Vol 5. No 2, May 63; rp 217-218.
..............
Abstract: Discussion of unexpected and at first elusive variability
cf response to drugs in apparently normal healthy emotionally balanced
volunteer scientists author found highly atyrical reaction to L 'SD
in 3 out of 12 such paranoid hallucinatory state for 2 days in 1,
pronounced dysphoria and asthenia with depersonalization for 7 rasp.
14 days in the other 2. In all 3, indifference tovard experimenter was
replaced by hostility. Eo data on dose and related details.
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inc In Yn(H,110,~ solutions.
and BUM acrId. polor. lei., claile IA
1!&-~ 1953 nerid Zn alloys %cre immersed at 98'
in . 1, . 9 solmq. oontg. Nin(If,M)i (1) 0. 1-4) 8 and II.P0.
11) 11.01-42 4 tunit [wt L, the ratio (1111 of free to combined
ill'04 varyinir from 1:211 it) 1:2.5, Titnti of immeridon
l
ranged from 16 to 60 inin. in 10-11-An. Interval't. 'file qual-
!ty of the coatitirs was eisind. by applying n drop of soln.
contg. XaCl .1, CuSO..511.0 8 g.. 0.01,V )IC1 10 ml., and
di3td, water to IOU mt., and tileasutilig the tinit for the
Ilurface below the dmp to become covered with Cu. The.
most effective soln. for Zn was that In which III was 1:6.67.
Increuing the cmicn. of tolutci, while mahOining III
const., decreased the time mquired for the formation of the
best coming. Thelsoln. producing the hightit quality of
coating and showing the least loss of efficiency contained 10.2
and It 0.06 mole per 1. at 30-min, immerslou titne. The
validity of tilt IM tc.4t WFA confirmr(l by Subirctifix III
-1011
btst coating to a quAnt. corrm
IIA"n. Tilt quality of the phoiphatecoatiults incfc~;A.
with thicknesa but dtcrra3rd as the pho3phate crystn13 grew
Insize. Hence, a chancteristic max. in quality was c- d
which was dependent on the phosphatizing time. Th,.:~Vj
Ingi wela considerably lek% effective oil Za alloys. ,
W. C. Pattenden

-UGEMA-M01U-b*c.ti.-vo"iij" - - - - 4*rN3,y .70
2588. 6RIME COMMITTED BY A MINOR - Czyn przestVpczy maloletniego
chlopca - D r w a I T. - PRZEGL. LEK. 1957, 13/ 5 (154-156)
Description of a-ffiluffid-ercornmitted by a 10-year-old boy, in several generations
of whose family crimes of a serious character had occurred. The. factors of this
boy's upbringing and envir6nment are analysed, and the importance of the dy
nam
ic Inadequacy of the social instinct in the family is stressed. The root of the
crime is considered to lie in the completely inadequate psychic development of
the boy. Mikukowski - Cracow

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DRWAL, Tadeuszo mgr inze
Metallic lead malting in oscillating rotating furnaces.
Pt. 1. Rudy i metale 9 no. 1: 18-23 Ja 16k.

.DRWAL, Tadauazo mgr Inz,
Lead metal melting in rotary oscillating furnaces. Rudy i meta.16 9
no.2t92-98 F '64.
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_O~WIZUp - Avnap, mgr ins & I IMLICIA p Marias, up ins.
Potentionstric method of zino determination in ores and
Ooncentrateae Rudy i metals 6 no*10&442-444 0 061,

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AIJTRORB 1, Ryssarld
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TITLEt. of aluminum In ores
PERIODiOAM'. Reforativavy-shurnal. no'. is 1965s 197 j. abstraot
042-(Rudy I' Ustale nisial"I va, Tt no* 6o i962l 271-275
Pol. summaries In. Russ ,p EM French and Car"]
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TEXT: A rapid compl&xonoqqtrio method-has been developed for. 49taraWng
-Al In Fe-I CU-9 and Zn_Pb ored' 0,25 - I g or* Is melted with
065 - 2 g* 9* 00 ~ et 90000 for m1ne' The,slute,r is leached with
. .. 2'. 3
20-30 ml,901 (10)j the solution is evaporated to syrupy consistency#
Izi 20 ml- if* gelatin solution and 100. =1 boiling water are added and left
over.a,boiling water bath (until.complate precipitation of B102 occur*).
dett The precipitation is filtered off# wasbod'thres times with boiling water
Acidified with HOIltnd then again three timea.with bolli water. the
'-filtrate is evaporated to 200 mll Oe25 X Complexons 111 (11 solution is
added -in exceed and,,boil*4 until-Al is completely bound In the
C42-d
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DRWIEGA, S.
A traveling crane of welded and riveted construction.
P. 205 ( PRZEGLAD SPRWALNICTWA) (Warsaw, Poland) Vol. 9, no.8, Aug. 1957
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accession (EEAI) LC Vol. 7, No. 5. 1958

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DRWILA, S.; ZYTKA, J.
Results of seindc prospecting in the region close to the Carpathain I.Iountains.
P. 275 (Nafta) Vol. -13o No. 10j, Oct. 1957, Krakow, Poland
SO: MONTHLY INDFA OF EAST EUROPFAN ACCFSSIONS (EZAI) LCI VOL. 7, N-D. 1, JAX. 1958

85023
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S/04 601024101010331033
B013YB063
AUTHORS: Kachkacheva, M. M., Dryabchuk, A. A., Rusakov, L. Z.,
Smazhevskaya, Ye. G:~_
TITLE: High-temperature Piezoelectric Acceleration Transmitters
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Seriya fizicheskaya, 1960,
Vol. 24, No- 10, PP. 1304-1306
TEXT: This article gives a description of a new acceleration transmitter.
The sensitive element was made of the piezoceramic material
(Pb o.6Ba 0-4 )Nb206' A general view of the transmitter is shown in Fig. 1,
its design is given in Fig. 2. Due to its compact design the transmitter
stands an overload of up to 300 9. It weighs about 50 g, and has a
sensitivity of 10 mv/g. The sensitivity for the transverse vibration
component is 5 - 6% lower than the axial sensitivity. The frequency
characteristics and the temperature dependence of sensitivity are
illustrated in Fig. 3 and Fig. 4, respectively. Data for piezoelectric
Card 1/2

85023
High-temperature Piezoelectric Acceleration S/048/60/024/010/033/033
Transmitters B013/BO63
transmitters with sensitive elements of (Ba 0.797 Ca 0.083 Pb 0.12 ) TO3and
BaT103 are added for comparison. The dimensions and the weight of the
acceleration transmitters were the same. A comparison between the various
characteristics speaks in favor of high-temperature transmitters. These
were exposed to a temperature of 2000C for 72 hours, after which their
sensitivity and frequency characteristics were checked. The measurements
indicated that the above-mentioned quantities remained unchanged. This
paper was read at the Third Conference on Piezoelectricity, which took
place in Moscow from January 25 to 50, 1960. There are 4 figures and
3 references: 2 Soviet.
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UML"InA, M6 M.
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DRIABINA, M. M. and SHTROBINDER, M. F. "Uperizent on the UBe of Conn-Cholodny's
Method in the Microbiological Investigation of Vegotables and Fruits
during the Wrap,* Mlkrobt2jo&jia, vol. 4, no. 3, 1935, pp. 379-384.
448.3 M582
SOs SIRA Sl - 90-53$ 15 December 1953

11 - spoW to toft of MU for faborcakiis
7abl" Mcnintrad Rellonol Nnit, HYS P01, -
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Imple is I.,. th a..&-jA% KOII alki theft troil"I
with zykm or other hytiranutions that cauw tim. of guN r-
W upper surfeeme(tbe inits. The
upper. cireamy low is narad. mkvowvn"ly. The alkile
t1rostromt ..quka 30 mim. at 60'. The method apptan
,a be moot siccursit mW mialn than emudispols.
G. U. KomAmpod

DRYABKIIT, S. I.
Popular movement for improved public health in Perm.' Pro7ince.'
Zdrnvo' RoseVeder, 2 noelltI6-18 N 158 (MIU. 11112)
1, Predeedetell Permakogo ovlactnogo komiteta Obshchestva Krasnogo
Kresta.,
(Pmm, PRovixcr--PMLIC HEALTH)

ZBEGALIft,I-X.; PUSTYGIN, A.A.,, glav. agronom; SPODa-YUK, N.J.;
-B%KOV,N.I.; REDIN, P.N.', glav. agronom; LOGVII;, II.p.., Geroy So-
tiialistichookogo Truda; GUSEV, I.D.; PETROV, S.N.; VLASOV, A.U.,
glav. zootekbni ; SHEREMET, L.D., glav. bukhgalter; SKAK00V, N.V.,
glav. inzh.; SHUMILIN, V.S., glav. in2h.; CffMOiIUBASFdM, N.A.,
kombayner; DR7IBQ*-fi.X**j* ZABNEV, V.F., redaktor; SKIAOKOV, B.G.;
SHEPELEV, M.A.; UMNOVA, T.S.; SAYTANIDI, L.D., takhn. red.
[Hundred million poods of grain from Stalingrad Province] 100 mil-
3.ionov pudov stalingradekogo khleha. Moskva, Izd-vt: M-va sall.khoz.
RSFSRI 1960. 133 p. (KMA 14:9)
1. Pervyy sakretarl Stalingradskogo oblastnoro komiteta KoTm -mini stiche-
skoy partii Sovetskogo Soyuza (for Zhegalln). 2. Oblastnoye upravlenlye
sel'skogo khozyaystva Stalingradskoy oblasti (for Pustygin). 3o He-
khayevskiy rayonMy komitet Komministicheskoy partii S'Ovetskogo Soyuza
(for Spodenyuk). /+. Nachallnik Kotellnikovskoy rayonnay sellskakho-
zyaystvannoy inspektsii; Krayniy Yugo-vostok(for Bykov). 5. Kolkhoz
"Dominskiy" Novo-Amenskogo rayonal Staling-radskoy oblasti (for Rodin).
6. Prodapdatell koMoza "Zavety Illicha" Kalininskogo rayona (for Log-
vin). 7. Nachallnik Novo-Annenskoy rayonnoy sel'skokhozyaystvannoy in-
spektsii (for Cusev). 8. Direktor sovkhoza imeni Frurze Serafimovich-
skogo rayona Stalingradekoy oblasti (for Petrov). 9. StalinEradskaye
oblastnoye upravlaniya sellskogo khozyaystva (for Vlasov). 10. Sovkhoz
"Dinamo" Nekhayevskogo raydna Stallr4,,radskoy oblasti (for Sheremet).
(Continued on next card)

ZHEGALIN,I.K.- (contimed) Card 2*
n. Oblastnoye upravlaniye sellskolgo khozyaystva Stalingradskay ob-
lasti (for Skakunov), 12, Sovkhoz "Varkhne-Buzinovskiy"Stalingrad-
okoy oblasti (for Shumilin). 13,, Otdeleniye Ilo.6 sovkhoza "Serebrya-
kovskiyu Mikhaylovskogo rayona Stalingradskoy oblasti (for Charno-
rubashkin). 14. Zvenlyevoy kolkhoza imeni Lenina Zhirnovskogo rayona,
Stalingradskoy oblasti (for Dryabo). 15. Dardlovskaya rayonnaya gaze-
ta "Kolkhoznoye znmWa* Stalingradskoy oblastl (for Zabnev). 10. Zamle-
stitell predsedatelya oblastnoZo ispolnitellnogo komiteta Stalingrad-
skoy oblasti (for Shirokov).
(VolgWad Province-Grain)

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AUTHOR: S In, V. H.O. Roatanenko, V.
F.;
J(j, tf. Onufriyev, V. P.
ORG- All-Union lReseamh rnstitute of root and Mouth Disease I-(Vsesoyuznyy rauchno-"-j
issledovateVoRy yashcburnyy Ins-t-11-4-t-T-
TITLE: Principles in studying the genetic characteristics of foot and mouth disease
virus
SOURCE: Veterinariya, no. 9, 1965, 11-14
TOPIC TAGS: virus disease, foot and mouth disease, vaccine, virus genetics, veteri-
nary medicine
ABSTRACT: Two ccrclusions emerge from this sur-,rey of the literature (79 Soviet and
foreign references) an new approaches to directed variability of the foot and mouth
disease virus. First, no method of adaptation variability of this virus is now con-
ceivable without simultaneous utilization of the methods of selection of a virulent
clones because the genetic heterogeneity of the virus population Inevitably Increases
in the course of adaptation at any given period. The clone selection method Is use-
ful here in shortening the tine required for obtaining vaccinal strains experimental-
ly. Second, during adaptation the virus initially loses Its specific pathogenicity
for naturally suaceptJble animals while retaining for some time (depending an the
biological properties of the strain and method of attenuation) its antigenic and im-
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munogenic properties. This period of practical value of the virus as a vaccinal
strain is related to a host of genetic characteristics which must be carefully stud-
ied by the investigator. Unless these characteristics are taken into account, fur-
ther attenuation will definitely result in a loss of the virus' immunogenic proper-
ties. The authors state Ihat an absolute prerequisite for the preparation of hoof
and mouth disease vaccine(fla an Intensive study of the virus' genetic characteristic,
and their connection with the vaccine's avirulence and Immunogenicity. If this is
ignored, the final product will be hyperattenuated, ncn-immunogenic, and virtually
useless.
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DRYAGALGV,_A.
Promote the introduction of business accountingIn collective
farm production. Dan. i kred. 20 no.3:57-60 Mr 162.
(MRA 150)
1. Zamestitell upravVayuohohego Belgorodskoy kontoroy
Gosbanka.
(Belgorod Province--Collective farms--Finance)

TIRTAULOV, O.A.
.,: - r ., ~ I-, ~
, ; S.;~. ,
Concerning the article 'Improving and reducing the cost of water
Met'ers." Vod.1 san.tokh. no.9:13-16 D 155. (=A 9:3)
1. Glawnyy inshoner nookovskogo sayodLa 'OVodopribor*.
(WAter motors)

DRYAGIN, A., polkovnik
Pay m,)re attenti,)n to the educatiDn )f youth. Tyl i snab. S7v.
T)ir. Sil 21 no-7-7-12 JI 161. (MIRA 14:8)
(Communist Youth League)

MYAGIN) A. p po:Lkovnik
How to organize politioal educational vork in a unit, Tvi
v)
mabe Sov. Voor. Sil 21 no#901-35 8 161, (MIR& 14:12
(Russia--Arm~- -.Political activity)

DRYAGIN, A., polkovnik; VOROBIYEV, A.0 polkovaik
I
I
Pay more attention to soldiers. Tyl i suab. Sovs Voor. Sil
21 no.lltl6-20 N '61. (MIRA 15:1)
(Rusaia-Amed forces-Political activity)
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DRXAGIN~ A. V.
489 Peredoviki llnovodetva Udmurtii. 1zhavak,
Udmurt. kn. isd. 1954. 39 a. a ill. 19 am. (Uchasrn4k-4
Vagsoyuz. a-kh v tavki). 3.000 eks. 35 k. - Na obl.
avt. as ukazan:_ r54-55283/ p 633-521 sr. (47.M4)
SO.- KnishraLya Letopis,, Vol. 1, 1955

O"ILY"ACM-, F. A.
D,IZYAGI,',', F. A. "rhe sexual cyclc and 3pawning of fich", Izvc:jti,,,a liz;esojuz. nauch.-
issled. in-ta ozer. i reeh. ryb. khoz-va, Vol. XXVIII, PJ49, p. 3-113, -
-~. 108-13.
30: U-4393, 19 August 53, (Latopis 'Zhurnal Iny1ch LjWiteyl, N'u. 22, 1949).

D (Chelyabinsk, Ogorodnaye ul.,d.28,kv.15)
Rupture of the rectum with the prolapse of loops of the small
intestine through the anal orifice. Veat.khir. 89 no.9tl25-
126 S #62. (KIRA 15d2)
1. Iz khirurgicheskogo otdeleniya (zav. - N.Ya.Skinder)
meditsinakoy oanitarnoy chasti (glavnyy vrach - Ye.N.Konkina)
Chelyabinakogo elektrometallurgic,ieskogo kombinata.
(RECTUM-RUPTURE) (HERNIA)

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(1) content of the strivor (to 111.1%) and In the coeff. of
urine I cam - to 144.2 Thav is lit tk change in the Cl
central. the coom.-voell and the amt. of the gloomerular
filtrate. Neg. mndftkw4
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excrotim, with a 4.340.4% Increstse in Cl content. a de.
crease in the I content of the urine with coiresponding in-
civasesin the (urine Cl)/(gkmwmW filtrate CD and urmel
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IA-23.3% 'an I , Iv winary 1. pptd. 1 117.4-70c').
blood 1 (1.4-7%) and glomenda filtrate (to 160.4q).
No particular changes were obseried in the C1 content of
the witse and Wood plosms. the urine Cl/glonstrula: fil-
trate, CO and the ufinE/gkmnrndav filtrate ratim. If the
=yvisfunction isclestroyed together with denervation
the left kidney, an increase a(29.1-80.2% in urine excre.
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with on Inermse in blood plasm Cl of 1.14% and an ia-
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DRYAGIN) K.A.
Dryagin, K.A. 1114ethods of using H2S-CO2-mud baths", Trudy Kazancko gos. med. in-ta, 19h9,
Issue 1, P. 5-13, -Bibliogs 41 items.
SO: U-411,, 17 July 53, (Letopis' Zhurnal Inykh Statey, Noe 20, 1949)

DRYAGIN) K.A.
Dryagin) K.A. and Poptsova, P.S. "The effect of mud treatment on the Acidity if the gastric
juicesll) Trudy Kazansk. gose reds in-ta, 19h9) Issue 1, p. 65-69,-Bibliog: 8 items.
SO: U-411, 17 July 53j, (Letopis' Zhurnal Inykh Statey, No. 20, 1949)

ra-1ACIN, K.A.
Dryaginj K.A. "Treating disesees of the gall bladder with an alcoholic infusion of barberry
leaves", Trudy Kazansk. gos. med. in-ta, 19h9p Issue 1. pe 71-7hi-Bihliog: 9 items.
S): U-411,,17 July 53, (Letopili'Zhurnal In;ykh Statey, No. 20, 19h9)

DRYAGIN, K. A.
I . ~
Dryaein, f. A.s "Treatment of the gallbladder bj alcoholic infusion of
barberr7 leaves," Trudy KazaxLgk. gos. stomatol. in-ta, Issue 2, 1949,
p. 273-276, - Bibliog: 8 items
SOt U-53402 17 Die. 53p (Letopis 1zhurnal lrqkh Statey, No. 25, 1949).

DPYAGMi. X. A.
k_j-------!--%~.W.1~-
Treataent of patra-Intestirial diseases In the health center on
Lake Hod"thefe. Sovat. Awd, No. 52, May 50, p. 13.4
I* Kazan' Medical Institute and Osero Med"shlye Resort,
Xurganskaya 01x1ast.
CUIL 191, 50 NOV.0 1950

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4drosulfide-oarbonato and therapy. Sovet sod. 16 ao,4;10-12 Apr 1952,
(CIRL 22:1)
l.' Professor. 2. Faun%

WAGIN.I.A.
tt" '-- -
[Hydrogen sulfide and carbonic wid wad baths] Serovodorodno-
uglokielo-griasevyo vs, W ; novyl vid ballneoterapti. Koskya,
1953. 143 p. (KLRL 8:6)
(Baths, Moor and mud)
, ~x
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DRYA IN, I.A., professor (Mmon')
OR*nal diseasse.4 (professor] B.D.Belsollmn. Reviewed by I A.Drlagln.
Torap.arkh. 25 no.6:80-82 31-D 153. ixLBA 711)
(Kidneys-Diseases) (Belsellman. S.D.)

IIRTAGIN, K-A,-,profeesor
AM ~ - MIr
Blood transfusion for treating &cut@ hepatic dystrophy complicated
by hepatic coma. Vrach. dolo'no.1;19.21 Ja 157 (KLRA 10:4)
1. Leningradskiy meditsinekly pediatricheekly Institut.
(BLOOD-TRANSFUSION) (DYSTROPHY) (LIVIR-DISBASIS)

MYAGIN, N.A., professor (loningrad)
-MMNWWMWW..
ODLeasses of tba kidneys* by B.D.Ralsellman. Reviewed by N.A.
Driagin. Trach,delc zio~2:217 7 157, MRA lo.-6)
(XIDUTS-DISIASIS) (RXIZILIKAN, S.D.)

IJK V"I- I Al 1.11 lu
'UVRk. prG'!'
Blood transfusions for treating necrotizing aephrosis caused by
morcury chloride. Vrach.delo no.12:1343-1345 D '57. (MIRA 11:2)
1e Kafedra gospitallnoy terspil (zav. - prof. K.A.Dryagin) lanin-
gradakogo pediatrichookogo meditsinakogo institute.
(BIZOD-TRANMSION) (KIDNEYS--DIWUSI;S)
(WMUELY CHLORIM--TOXICOLMY)

EXCERPTA 1-MUCA Sec.6 V61.12/1 Inter.!-W. jan 1958
225. BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS IN THE TREATMENT OF BOTKIN'S DISEASE
(INFECTIOUS HEPATITIS) (Russian text) - Dry TER.ARKH.
1957, 29/2 (43-46)
The trial of this treatment began In 1948 and was performed in 51 aduit patients
who received a total of 198 transfusions. In 8 patients the treatment began less
than 5 days after the appearance of jaundice, in the rest later. In the first 10 days
after the appearance of jaundice small quantities of blood (50-75 ml.) were given;
later the quantity was gradually increased to 200 or 250 ml. In acute dystrophy of
the liver. In 3 cholaemLc Intoxicated patients with a normal blood pressure before
the transfusion 100-200 ml. of blood was drawn. Post-transfualonal reactions were
observed in 14% of cases - the same percentage as in other diseases. The majority
of reactions occurred In those patients who received the blood In the first 10 days
of the disease. The transfusions were in serious cases repeated more often (4-6
or even up to 12 times) than in milder cases. Some symptoms (general malaise,
dyspeptic symptoms and itching) disappeared after the first, 2nd or 3rd trans-
fusion. All the patients treated recovered completely. Twenty-nino were followed
up for various periods of time from 6 months to 5 years and showed no sequelae.

I,- f-
DRYAGIN, X.A., prof. (Leningrad)
Therapeutic role of cervical vago-sympathatic novocaine block in
stenocardiao Klin.med. 35(i.e.341 no.1 Supplament:8-9 Ja 157.
(MIU 11:2)
1. Iz loningradskogo pediatricbeakogo meditsinakogo institute.
(NOVOCAINN) (ANGINA PECTCRIS)

DRYA professor (Leningrad)
Treatment of bronchial asthma vith blood transfusion. Klin.
med. 35 no.2-.111-114 1 '57 (KM lo:4)
1. Iz Laningradskogo pediatrichaskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
(ASTHKA, ther.
blood transfusion)
(BLOOD TIUNSrUSION, in various die.
asthma)

DRYAGIN. K.A,, pruf.
- , f~%-. - --- %---,
Treatment of soma dineasas In the aged wl *,.h a ," T*rcen' ri'mcalne sc,-
- 1.
lution. Trudy Urfll 31 no.eZOO-33 163. (MIRE, 1:7v!,O)
1. 1z kafedry gospltallvay terapil l*nlngra,i--kogc pedlfatri,,~heskcgo
medl.t.5inskogo inctituta,

-MAGIN, K.A., prof.; SILIGHENKO, K.Ya., dotsent
.1 diseares with r-
Treatzient of cholecystitis and poB tcholecys toc tour be
berry tineture and berberlne sulfate. Trudy LFMI 31. no.2.-48-54 163.
(MIRA 27:10)
I, 1z kafedry gospitallnoy terapil lenljigradskogo pedla'Lricheakogo
meditsbir-1cogo inatituta.

__P~GINj K.A., prof.
Therapeutic significance of the cervical vagcaympathatic nov"aine
block in disorders of the motor function of the stomach. Save ned.
27 no.3:16-20 Mr 164. (MM 17:11)
lo Kafedra gospitallnoy terapii (zav. - prof. K.A. Dryagin) Leningrad-
skogD pedlatrichookogo meditsinskogo imtituta.

DYININ, G.H.; HISUNSKIT, I.M.; DUBKOT, A.A.; IkVAXHOVSKIY, G.?.;
_DRTAGINLP.A.; BUGHSLINIKOV. D.T.
Working placer layers In a transverse ravine with the aid of
explosives. Prom.energ. 15 no.2:20 7 160.
(KM 13:5)
(MiniM enginoering)

LILI.LKJIAI) US As
22617 DIRV,.GIN, P. A. Movjye dannyye po geografii ryb kontinp-ntallnykh
vod Sibiri. Trudy Vtorogo 'loe3oyuz. lgr~,ogr. .:;"yezda. T. ~h. V.0
1949, s. 215 -20.
SOt tetopial Zhurrallnykh Statei, ?,.o. 2-9, !!o:;k-wa 1949

ERTAGN, Pe L*
32629. BlologUa albirsicogo oestrup ego sapasy :L ratsionallsoyo Ispollsovarlye.
IzvestVa vessoytax. Ranch-isseled. In-ta oxer. I-rech. Ryb. Khoz-va, T. xxix. 1949.
9. 3-51, -bibllogr: a. 30-31
801 Letopts' Zhurmllnykh Statoy, Vol, 44, Moskva, 1949

MTAGIN, P.A.
Methods of estimating commeroW fish reserves in fresh-imters.
Trwir probl. i tem.mov.no.1:110-115 131. (MA 9:7)
(Fishes)

1. DRYAGINO P. A.
2. USSR (600)
4. Fishes - Physiology
7. Problem of the vitality of fish. Agrobiologiia noo 5, 1952.
9. -onthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of CongressyJanuarye -1953. Unclassified.

DRYAG IN, I . A.
Adaptations of fish in egg laying in relation to the vize of the egg. Dokl.
AN SWR 86, No 1, 1952.

'v='&uLx F A.
ussR 6oo
Irishes,
Variability of resistance to heat and cold in fish , Priroda 41 No 3- 1952
9. Mgnzhly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, - - __ jWZ 195?. Unclassified.

MAGIN. P.A., doktor biologichookikh nauk.
Theoretical principles and plan of fish acclimatization in
inland watere of the U.S.S.R. Trudy sov.lkht.kom. no.3:9-20 154.
MU 7: 8)
i
1. Vaeaoyusnyy nauchno-ionledovatellskiy institut osernogo
rechnogo rybnogD khosyaystva - VNIORKh.
(Tishes) (Acolimatisation)

profesoor-, CMCRFAS, B.I., professor,
reteensen mmnTw,-F---.-L, professor, r0sensent; BORISOV, P.G.,
professor, reteensent; KOSSOVA, O~W.,j rodaktor; GOTUM, R.N.,
tokhatchaskly redaktor*
[Biological principles for the restocking of fish in lakes of the
U.S.S.R.] Biologicheskle oenovy rekbnotrnktoit fauny ryb v oseirakh
SSSR, Hookm, PishchoWoulsdat, 1956, & p. (KLHA 10:4)
(71shes)

USSR / General Biology - General Hydrobiology. B
Abs Jour; Ref Zhur-Biolq, No 9, 1958, 38101,
Author Dryagi&L, P, A.
Inst Not given.
Title Preliminary Classification of Reservoirs in
the USSR.
Orig Pub: Nauchno-tekhn. byuli Vaes, n.-i# in-ta oz. i
rechn, rybn. kh-val 1957, No. 5, 28-34.
Abstract: Distributions of reservoirs (R) in the USSR by
river basins and landscape zones; areaq volume,
and depth of R; the yearly water level; the
flow; relation of the original basin areas to
the R area with normal background support; char-
acter of inundated areas; oxygen content and
salinity; 9 piscicultural R types are differ-
entiated.
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JWMWMO. S~V.; DRTAGINq P.A.l.,prof.edoktor biolog.nauk, red.; BULAT,
0., red-A9d,:fi-;-ALEKSANMVICH, Kh., takhred.
EBlology and distribution of ealej Biologiia I rasprostranenle
ugria, Kinsko Izd-vo Akad.nauk BSSR, 1958. 131 P- (MIRA 12:2)
(1018)

DRYAGIN, P.A.
Leading factors determining the distribution of fiahea in rivers.
Vop. ekol. 4:25 162. (MIRk 15tll)
1. Goaudarstvannyy nauchno-isaledovatellakiy institut ozernogo i
rechnogo rybnogo khozyaystva, Leningrad.
(Fishes, Freshwater) (Rivers)

VILIKOV, Prokhor Ivanovich;,DRYAGIN, P.A., prof., red.
[Fishes of White Russia] Ryby Belorussil. Minsk, Hauke
i tekhnikal 1965. 414 p. (MIRA 18:7)

CIIIZH,, Antoniza. Mikolayevza*, MTAa]X,S.Y., redaktor; CMJLYWA,Z.1r.,
takhnichaskly, rodaktor ---
[Baboola -of cattle] BAboliellos krupnogo rogatogo skotad
Hooky&, Goe.lzd-vo solkhos. lit-ry, 4955- 79 P. (NMA 9:3)
(Babesia)~Cattl*-Diseases)

PANFIROT, Andrey Sevenovich; DRYAGIN, S.Y., redaktor; CHUUTVA, Z.T.,
takhnicheakiy redaktor -
(Raising healthy calvesl the work practice of the mSeenoyeg state
farm] Tyrashchivanie xdorovykh tallat; opyt raboty sovkhoza
"Issnoe." Moskva, Goo. izd-vo selkhos. lit-ry, 1956. 63 P. NM 9:8)
1. Glavnyy vaterinarnyy vrach sovkhoza OlAsuoye" (for Panferov)
(calves)

USJRIDIs~jr-,ncs of P,,Lrn 1.11irmls. Diseases of UnImovin R-3
Et i0logy.
.'-bs Joua? :Rof Zhur-Biul,, 20, 1958, 92756
Author % RaBtogayova, ;~, r , a Q Tr
In.; t : Loningrid Sciontific losoarch Vctcrinary
In.9titut(.,.
T ltl,,-- : Sona Data on the Etiology, Troatric-urit, and
r'. Provontion of' Mona Disease in Swino
Survoy uf Litoratur(.: nnd' tho Imthors I Orin
Exporionco).
Orig Pub : Byul. nnuchno-tclihii. infor:~i, Lcriingr. n,-i,
vot. in-ta, 1957, vyp. 4, 10-16
Abstr,-Lct : This stuOy cites (1-ita indicating that the
ba5is of the disease lies in disturbancer.
in the feeding -and care, of the y9ung pigs
Card : 1/3
4-4.

USSR/Disca5es of Farm Animal-je Diseases of Unkn--nin R-3
Etiology.
Ab s Jour Ref Zhur-Bioloj Vo 20, 1958, 92756
and sousl, as well as in the lack of vitamin
B complex explained by the peculiarities of
the gastro-intestinal tract of the swine.
The pathogenesis of the edemic disease may
be described as an interdependent action
on the organism by various unspecified fac-
tors and by the ~3 -hemulytic intetsinal ba-
cillus. In the therapy anC prevention of the
disease, the creation of good sanitary and
feediN conditions for the animalsq which
YiQuICI provide for the demand of their orga-
nism for vitamins (A, C, ana D) is of great
importance. Sulfamides and vitamin B complex
are used with varying success by different
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7k5S-!VDis eases o-" Farm Animals, Diseases uf Urillurio-i.,Ii R-3
I
It Et iology.
Abs Jour r. Ref Zhur-Blol.,, No 209 1956, 92756
authors, There are reports of &~,od results
from the use of cortisone, anti-allergy pre-
parations and laxatives. -- A. D. Musin
Car(I 1 3/3
45

SWSHKIN# RkoUy Romanovich, doktor vat. nauk; IIRTAGIN, SeTo, red.;
GEMYRA, Z.V*, tekhn. red. - - --l . -
Diagnosis of conal diseassi] Diagnostilm sabolevanli varbliudov.
Izd.2,, ispi. i dop, Nookwa, Goo. lzd-vo sellkhos. lit-ry# 1958.
)02 p. (Camle-Diseasse) (MIR& 110.9)

GU9FV. V.F.. dote.; PIROO, P.P., prof.; DRYAGIN, S.V,, starshiy anuchW
sotrudnik.
Sixtieth anniversary of the first vaterinary research Institution
in Russia. Veterinarila, 35 no.8:11-13 Ag '58. (MIRA 11:9)
1. Direktnr Loningradakngo naucbno-lasledovatell5kogo vaterinarnogo
instituta (for Gusev). 2. Zanestitell direktora po nauchnor cbasti
Leningradakogo nauchno-iseledovatellskogo vaterinarnogo Institute,
(for Pirog). 3. UcheMry ankretarl Leningradskogo nauchnn-Isele-
dovatellskogo veterinarnogo instituta (for Dryagin).
(Leningrad-Veterinary colleges)

AUTHOR: Dryag-in, YU
TITLE: Investigation
Oscillators
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya
1958, Vol 1,
06469
Am- sov/141-L-5-6-13Y28
of the "Technical" Frequency Deviations in
vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy, Radiofizika,
Nr 5-6, PP 93 - 97 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The technical frequency deviations are defined as the
random frequency changes caused by the variations of the
parameters of the tubes and circuit of an oscillator,
changes of the supply source voltage, variations of tko
ambient temperature, etco The aim of the work described
was the development of an equipment suitable for the
investigation of the frequency deviations " vacuum-tube
oscillators. The measurements were carried out as follows,
The frequency to be measured was mixed with the fundamental
Qx a harmonic of a quartz oscillator. The fluctuations of
the resulting signals at the output of the mixer represented
the frequency deviations of the investigated oscillator,
since it could be assumed that the crystal-was very stable.
The difference frequency signal was applied to a frequency
Cardl/3 detector (based on the principle of an electronic frequency

06469
S OV/14 1-1 -54-13/28
Investigation of the "Technical" Frequency Deviations in Oscillator*
meter). The detector was preceded by an amplitude limiter.
The voltage at the output of the frequency motor was
applied to a low-frequency filter having a passband ranging
from 0.1 c.p.s. to 2 kc/z. Since the meter was i-n. the form
of an Integrating device, the voltage at its output was
proportional to the frequency deviation of the investigated
oscillator. The above method was employed to investigate-
the oscillators operating at frequencies ranging from
20 - 200 Me/B. The experimental results are shown ;Ln
Figure 2, where the spectral density of the frequoney
fluctai&tIons is plotted as a function of the oscillator
frequAncty. It was found (Figure 2) that the spectral
density is similar to that of the flicker noise effect,
From the Investigation it was concluded that one of the
main causes of the frequency deviation was the variation
of the internal capacitance of the generator tube, A opecial
oscillator was, therefore~devised (Figure 3), where this
effect was consJderably reduced by decreasing the coupling
between the circuit and the tube, The experiments showed
Card2/3 that this type of oscillator (Figure 3) reduces the frequency,

06469
sog/141-1-L-6-1
a
Investigation of the "Technical" Frequency eviatio iNflcillators
deviations about 40o times as compared with thase of a
'normal oscillator circuit. The autbor expresses his
gratitude to I.L. Bershteya for his valuable remarks and
for discussing the manuscript.
There are 3 figures and 4 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Issledovatellskly radiofizioh*skiy inst1tut pri
Gor1kovskom universitete (Radiophysics Research Institute
of th* Garskly University)
SUBMITTED: April 22, 1958
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"The Application of a Molecular Generator as a Stable Frequency Reference
Signal for Phase Automatic Frequency Control of a HWPoweer Generator".
They describe an experimental unit operating in such a -way that the
eighth 0##### harmonic of the klystron oscillations coinincides with the oscillation of
the molecular generator. The relative frequency stability of the output signal is In
this case equal to the relative molecular generator stability.
report presented at the All-Union Conference on Statistical Radio
Physics, Gor'kiy', 13-18 October 1958- (Izv. vyssh uchev zaved-Radiotekh.,
vol. 2, No. 1, pp 121-127) COMP= card under SIFOROV, V. I.)

"An Investigation (f Ifechniml Frequency Drifts or Nbe Oscillators."
Explained a measuring method and presented measuring results obtained with
oacillators in the range of 20-200 me. Shoved experimentally that the spectral density
of the frequency changes as 1/f. He miggested an oscillator circuti providing a
greater frequency stability than the zrxKmm conventional netvork5, because of the new
way of coupling the tube with,the network.
report presented at the lst All-Union Conference on Statistical Radio Physics,
Gortkiy, 13-18 October 1958. (Izv. vyssh ucheb zaved-Radiotekh., vol. 2, No.
1, pp 121-127) COMIILM card under SIFUROV, V. I.)

06343
SOVJ141-2-1-15/19
Sibiryakov, V.L.
AUTHORS: Bershteyn, I.L., Dry#
TITLE: Stable-frequency Power Oscillator Provided by a Molecular
Oscillator
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy, Radiofizika,
1959, Vol 2, Nr 1, PP 130 - 131 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: An ammonia source works at too short a wgvelengt~o
(X = 1.25 cm) and too low a power (10-" to 10- W)
to be generally useful. The present proposal reduces
the frequency by 8 times and increases the power to some
tens of mW while inheriting a large amount of stability.
The basic principle is the phase-lock loop described in
Refs 1, 2 and 3 (M. Kaplanov, V. Levin and the author).
In the. diagram-of-,Figwe -1, the klystron to be stabilised,
a K-12.operating at 2983-75 MC/B, diverts 10 mW into
a germanium diode multiplier and its 8-th harmonic feeds
a balanced mixer whose other input is the 3rd harmonic
of a K-18 klystron working at ?9?8.33 Me/s. This latter
frequency is also used as an input to another balanced
mixer connected to the ammonia source. The outputs of
Cardl/2 each balanced mixer are intermediate frequency signals

S Y41-2-1-15/19
V
Stable-frequency Power Oscillator Provided by a Molecular Oscillator
at 65 Me/s. That obtained from mixing the two klystrons
is amplified (gain X50, bandwidth 7 Me/s) and applied
to a balanced phase detector. The "reference" channel
to the detector has a gain of X3000 and a bandwidth of
1 Me/s. The output of the phase detector, via a video
amplifier, controls the K-12 klystron. The frequency of
the K-18 local oscillator is stabilised with reference to
a crystal-controlled oscillator. The phase loop has a
capture bandwidth of 0.5 Me/a. The mean sq8are phase
deviation of the stabilised klystron is 0.2 . The work
was carried out in the IRE Laboratories of the Ac.Sc.,
USSR. M.Ye. Zhabotinskiy is thanked for assistance.
There are 1 figure and 3 Soviet references-.
ASSOCIATION: IsBledovatellskiy radiofizicheskiy institut pri
Gor1kovskom universitete (Radiophysics Research Institute
of gca!kiy University)
SUBMITTED: November 17, 1958
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s/141/62/005/002/025/025
r.073/E335
AUTHII"~2S Gorohhov, N.A., Drya-in, Yu.A. and Fadosoyev, L&I.
I T L E: 2adio-radiation of the Sun at the wavelength
x = i . '01 M i 1 1.
PERIODICAL: Izvostiya vysshiRh uchebnyRh zavedeniy,
Radiofizilca, v. 5, no. 2, 1962, 413
T EVI'; T:ie radiations %,rare measured in July and August,
1960, near the Ellbrus Mountains 3030 m above sea level,by
a radio telescope i-irith a radiation-pattarn width of 201. Th e
of-fective toziparature of the Sun was determined at
5 300 + 700 a!:. This coi-apares with imeasur wa ants at other IJ-
wavolan'-Iths obtained by A.G. Kislyalcov (Ref. 1 - Izv. vyssh.
lach. zav. - Radiofiziha, 4, 433, 1961), C. W. Tolbert and
A.W. Straiton (Rof. 2 - Astrophys. J., 134, 91, 1961), as
follo-ors:
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X,
min
T(D 1 0X
s/i4l/62/005/002/023/025
E,073/E335
I.E. 3 96oo + 5oo (aof. 2)
11. 0 8000 + 700 ( " 1)
3.0 5870 * 950 ( " 2)
2-73 5500 + 715 2)
2-15 5433 + 500 2)
1.3, 5300 + 700.
Sin~je meansura;-.ients uero also made of the radio brightness
of the 14oon near the third quarter. The effective temperature
-as n
- easured
at 250 doz.
ASSOCIATION: Nlauchno-iss~ed6vatellslciy radiofizicheskiy
institut pri Gor1!-.ovs1xoin universitote (Radio-
Card 2/2 physics Scientific Research Institute of

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ACC NR- AP70Oi2l0 souRcE -60DE-.-uA/_6f 1~11661_0051_OC61! 0',13/1084
AUTIHOR: Dryagin Yu. A.; Kislyakov, A. Q.; Kukin, L. K.; Naumov, A.
-, = !_L_ I -
Fedoseyev
ORO: Scientific Research Institute of Radiophysics at Gorlkiy State
University (Nauchno-issiedovatellskiy radiofizicheskiy institut pri
Gor1kovskom universitete)
TITLE: Measurement of atmospheric radio wave absorption in the
1.36-3.0-ram range
SOURCE: IVUZ. Radiofizika, v. 9, no. 6, 1966, 1o78_lo84
TOPIC TAGS: millimeter wave, radio wave propagation, radio wave
absorption
ABSTRACT: Results of an experimental investigation of atmospheric
absorption of radio waves in the 1.36-3.0-mm range are reported.
Coefficients of atmospheric absorption were measured using special
transmitting and receiving equipment. Detector-type.modulated radi-
ometers and parabolic antennas with diameters of 300 mm formed the
receiving system. The transmitting system'consisted of a parabolic
mirror 920 mm in diameter, a plane reflector (diameter, 130 m), and a I
backward-wave tube serving as a power generator. Antennas equipped forl
: 621.371.166

orientation purposes with optical sighting devices were installed on
roatry systems of the vertical-azimuth type. Methods of varying humid-
ity.and of measuring the distance between transmitting and receiving
points were used while determining the absorption coefficient. The
absorption coefficients of water vapor (over the entire wave range
indicated), and molecular oxygen (near the 2.53-mm line) were measured.
It was found that the absorption coefficient of water vapor in the
frequencies far from resonance is 1.5-2 times larger than the theo-
retical value calculated for it by S. A. Zhevakin and A. P. Naumov
Izves'tiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedenly. Radiofizika, no. 6, 1963,
4~. The resEnance absorption coefficient (X = 1.63 mm) is equal to
8
.26. +1 db-Im- as compared to 31.6 db-IaCl given in the same calcula-,
tion. The great discrepancy between measured and calculated values of
-the absorption coefficient of water vapor at frequencies far from
resonance cannot be explained by an incorrect choice of line half-
width. The easured value in air of the line half-width is 0.1025
+ 0.0035 cm-r; the calculated value is 0 . 1 0
087 cm . The absorption
coefficient of oxygen at the 2-53-mm wavelength closely agrees with
the calculated one. For wavelengths other than 2.53 mm the measured
--l-absorption coefficient exceeds the calculated one by a factor of
1-5-10. Orig. art. has: 2 figures and 6 formulas. [WA-31
SUB CODE: SUBM DATE: 26Jan66/ ORIG REF: 007/ 07H REP: 01
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ACCESSION NRi AR4028478 -k/O;'75/64/000/002/VO2S/VO2S
SOURCE: Referativny*y zhurnal. ElektronikA i yeye primenaniyeb
Svodny*y tom, Abs, 2V158
AUTHOR: Dryagint Yuo G*
TITLE: Modulator for ultrasonic delay line
A A
CITED SOURCEs Tr. Sibirsk. fiz.-tekhn. in-ta, vy*p. 42, 1963,
115-116
TOPIC TAGSs ultrasonic delay line, modulator for delay line, diode
bridge circuite analog computer application
TRANSLATION: The schematic diagram of a,modulator required to have
a broad modu2atLon-frequency band starting -with direct current# a
linear modulation characteristic, and a broad dynamic range is do-
scribed. 'The usual pentodo'circuit with modulation on the third
grid is replaced by a diode bridge. The carrier frequency voltage
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ACCESSION NR: AR4028478
e-
is applied.to one diagonal of the bridge and the modulating-fr
quency voltage picked off a cathode follower is applied to the
other. The modulator output voltage is applied to a power ampli-,
fier with 6P6 tubes. The complete scbedatic 4iagram of the Modula-
The
tor used to modulate a carrier of 10.25 Mc/sec is described.
limits of the modulating voltage are :tS V. The ultrasonic delay
line together with the described modulator-is intended for an
analog computer* So B&
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DRYAGIN, V. K., Cand Phys-Nath Sci -- (diss) "Vertical profile of the
potential gradient and the density of volume charges of an anowalous
electrical field in the atmosphere." Leningrad, Hydrometeorolory Pub-
lishinU House, 1960. 8 pp; (Main Administration of Hydrometeorological
Services under the Council of Mlinisters USSR, 1,1ain Geophysical Observ-
atory im A. I. Voyeykov); 150 copies; price not given; (KIIJ, 2/-60, 147)

inah.; BABA
---DRYGA A.I. USHO V.G., inzh*
Investigating the strength of reinforced-concrete base parts. Ma-
Ehinostroenle no.0110-112 Jl-Ag-- 163. (MIRA 1712)
1. Nauchno-inaledovatellskiy i proyektno-tekhnologichenkiy insti-
tut, mashinostroyeniya, g. Kramatorsk,

DIRYAG111A, -1. V., and GAZOVSKAYA, N. 1.
Importance of summer shading of citrus trees in Crimea. 1)okl, Ak. sellkhos
r,, No 7, 1952.

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S/020J60/135/005/040/043
B016/B052
AUTHORSi Isayev. S. Lt Dr a in -!,,-V-. dnd Vorshinkina, 1. M.
TITLEs Influence of Chronical Exposure to Cc 60 Radiation on the
Growth of Gladiolus and the Development of Vegetative
Descendants
PERIODICALs Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1960, Vol. 135, No- 5,
pp. 1250-1253
TEXTt The authors report on their experiments on the chronical exposure
of Gladiolus plants (speciess "Sommerfreude", and "Vincent Van Gogh") to
the radiation of Co6O. They studied the influence on growth and vegetative
propagation. The cobalt radiation source was iii the y-field of the
Vaesoyumyy institut udobreniy i agropochvovedeniya (All-Union Fertilizer
and Soil Science Institute) of the VASKhNIL (Vaesoyuznaya akademiya
sellskokhozyaystvennykh nauk im. V. I. Lenina, All-Union Academy of
Agricultural Sciences imeni V. 1. Lenin). In 1959, young bulbs were planted
at a distance of 2.85-30 m from the cobalt source (highest dose: 28301,r)
(lowest dose' 347 r). The control plants received only Orduring the whole
period of vegetation. Thece experiments showed Gladiolus to be highly
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Influence of Chronical Exposure to Co 60 3/020/60/135/005/040/043
Radiation on the Growth of Gladiolus B016/BO52
and the Development of Vegetative
Descendants
res istant toward ionizing radiation# and within four months it withstands
radiation of higher intensity than that applied to the bulbs before planting.
Only the development of vegetative descendants is considerably inhibited.
The effect on growth germinative faculty, size of the developing bulbs,
and photosynthesis was not uniform. The photosynthesis of irradiated plants
was not inhibited. Among the plants exposed to strong radiation there were
some individuals with high radiation resistance and propagation coefficients.
The authors mention the AA;~robiological Station of Moscow State Universitv
at Chashnikovo. There are 5 tables and 2 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATIONs Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet im. M. V. Lomonosova
(Moscow State University imeni M. V. Lomonosov)
PRESENTEDt June 24, 1960, by N. V. Tsitsin, Academician
SUBMITTEDs June 21, 1960
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KU'ROYEWV, Aleksandr Ivanovich; WAGINA Irina Viktorovnat DANIVOWTIMI
O.P., red.; MASLEIINIKGVA, te
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(WETICS)

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nauk
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1, Moskovskiy gosudaretvennyy universitet imeni. M.V. Lomonosova,
. (Genetics)

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I IP
1. Moskavskiy gosudaretyannyy universitet imeni N.'.to Lomonosova.
(Genetics-Philosophy)

ISAYEV, S.I.; DRYAGINAv I.V#j SAVCHFMOf G.V.
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Plahts, Iffect of radiation on)
Budding) (Apple)
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